Wraggborough Charleston SC Homes For Sale | James Schiller & Associates

Experience the allure of history and the promise of potential in this charming 3-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home at 55 Elizabeth Street, nestled in the coveted Wraggborough neighborhood on the Charleston Peninsula. Located opposite the iconic Aiken Rhett House, this historic residence is just a short stroll from Union Pier, museums, the visitor center, and an array of dining options.Dating back to 1890, this home exudes timeless elegance and architectural grandeur. Step inside to find a spacious living room, a formal dining room, and a versatile study that could serve as a library or sunroom, offering a peaceful retreat for reading or work. The kitchen features basic amenities and a convenient half bath for guests.Upstairs, three well-appointed bedrooms and a bath offer comfortand privacy. Original cedar wood closets add to the home's historic charm. Outside, the home sits on a corner lot with a charming courtyard and plenty of space for creating a delightful outdoor oasis or garden. Additionally, there's a garage large enough to potentially be converted into an accessory dwelling unit, offering added flexibility. This home is a fantastic opportunity for those with a vision to restore a piece of Charleston's past. With a little tender loving care and updates, this property could become a magnificent blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Don't miss out on the chance to own a slice of Charleston's history in one of its most sought-after neighborhoods. Schedule your private tour today and imagine the endless possibilities at 55 Elizabeth Street.

Stunning Greek Revival, the William A Hussey house, located in the heart of Wraggborough circa 1849, has been meticulously restored per National Register of Historic Places guidelines. This stunning property currently consists of 5 separately metered units with 9 total bedrooms, which would be well-suited for potential conversion to a B&B or conversion back into a grand single-family residence. Featuring soaring, 12 foot ceilings with intricate crown molding, several working fireplaces with pristine mantles, original hardwood floors throughout, marble counters in kitchens/baths, stainless steel appliances, gas ranges, back porches, and a professionally designed/landscaped courtyard. No detail was overlooked during the total restoration. Current gross annual income of $211k.The property is located in an X flood zone (no flood insurance required). Walk or bike to Marion Square, the Dewberry/Bennett hotels, and numerous shopping/dining destinations on Central & Upper King St.